Growing share of renewables and distributed generation calls for end-to-end energy management
• Further development of electrification levels • Increasing level of renewable and
More in emerging economies Distributed distributed generation electrification • Grid modernization required in many regions generation • Grid stability challenges
Frequency Customer Big data Distributed and voltage Shorter time- Capacity behavior has to be energy stability to-market constrains Dependency turned into systems challenges intervals require fast relationships smart data increase More load make asset reacting grid dissolve complexity fluctuations management control and need to be more difficult adaptive managed assets
Page 6 May 2019 Smart Infrastructure Applications and use cases
Applications Use cases
• Black start • Ramping control • Time shifting Electricity supply for • Capacity firming microgrids/ isolated grids • Diesel offset • Frequency regulation (Primary Control Reserve) • Peak load management • Black start • Backup energy Electricity supply for industry • Diesel offset • Peak load management
• Ramping control Integration of renewable energy • Time shifting • Capacity firming
• Peak load management
T&D upgrade deferral • Ramping control • Frequency regulation
Page 7 May 2019 Smart Infrastructure What is energy storage? Large-scale batteries for industrial applications. Modular, scalable arrays of proven technologies integrated at utility and industrial scale.
Power Control Electronics Low voltage and
medium voltage BATTERY CELLS components
BATTERY Fire detection and
MODULES extinguishing system
Intelligence: Array Controls & BATTERY Application Software CABINET Connection: Battery cabinets and Electrical & Other battery management system Balance of Plant HVAC
Smart Infrastructure Advantages
Modularity SIESTORAGE functional diagram
Point of Interconnection
A modular system, flexible and scalable
• Flexible design for various power and capacity requirements A C HMI • High redundancy for outstanding availability B Aux. SCU * trans- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ former = = = = = = = = = = = =
Page 11 May 2019 Smart Infrastructure With a fully integrated Microgrid Management Controller
Features
• Distributed generator control also for renewable
generation • Network synchronisation • Load control • Storage control • Online control via HMI • Grid monitoring and control Microgrid Management • Generation forecast Controller • Load forecast • Schedule optimization • Enhanced SCADA functionality • Dynamic grid constraint consideration using state estimator function
Page 12 May 2019 Smart Infrastructure Get fully equipped with our comprehensive services From early stage feasibility and cost-benefit analysis that stand up in the real world, to ensuring optimal performance of your storage assets, we provide the expert advice and services to propel you forward.
ADVISORY & FINANCING DEPLOYMENT ASSET EDUCATION &
ANALYTICS LIFECYCLE TRAINING
13 Smart Infrastructure Some References Island of Ventotene, ENEL, Italy: SIESTORAGE and SICAM Microgrid Manager – Off-grid electrification and sustainable microgrid
Impact: • High availability and reliability to guarantee Gas Turbine start-up process. • Avoided lost production
Smart Infrastructure Frequency Regulation
Eindhoven, Netherlands 1.6 MW / 1.3 MWh
SERVICES • Frequency Regulation/Control
IMPACT • Revenue generator for company with an existing grid connection
17 Smart Infrastructure Transmission & Distribution Enhancement
EDP Distribuição Évora, Portugal 0.5 MW / 0.4 MWh
SERVICES: • Energy backup, voltage regulation, peak shaving
Smart Infrastructure Transmission & Distribution Enhancement
Enel Distribuzione S.p.A.
Isernia, Italy 1 MW / 0.5 MWh
SERVICES • Distribution system reliability • Renewable integration
IMPACT • Network stabilization for decentralized power / integration of renewables
Smart Infrastructure Energy Cost Control
Industrial electricity consumer
Bocholt, Germany 1.4 MW / 1.8 MWh
SERVICES • Peak Shaving • Turnkey solution
IMPACT • Lowered the power bills of a large- scale industrial electricity consumer
Smart Infrastructure Energy Cost Control
Industrial electricity consumer
Bocholt, Germany 1.4 MW / 1.8 MWh
SERVICES • Peak Shaving • Turnkey solution
IMPACT • Lowered the power bills of a large- scale industrial electricity consumer
Smart Infrastructure Energy Cost Control
Espoo, Sello Shopping Center
Espoo, Finland 600 kW solar + 2 MW / 2.4 MWh storage
IMPACT • Produced 470 MWh of own energy annually • Increased energy efficiency • Reduced maintenance costs • Reduced carbon emissions 281 tkg / CO2 / year
22 Smart Infrastructure Energy Cost Control
Espoo, Sello Shopping Center
Espoo, Finland 600 kW solar + 2 MW / 2.4 MWh storage
IMPACT • Produced 470 MWh of own energy annually • Increased energy efficiency • Reduced maintenance costs • Reduced carbon emissions 281 tkg / CO2 / year
